The secret battle before the German Super Cup escalates: Bayern encounters obstacles + Voltaimad s agent angrily scolds Stuttgart!

Nick Waltermad's agent unexpectedly publicly criticized the negotiations between Bayern Munich and Stuttgart. He accused the team from Stuttgart and confirmed Bayern's new offer.

The transfer drama around Nick Waltermad enters a new stage. The agent of the 23-year-old German international, Danny Bachmann, unexpectedly revealed details of the difficult contract negotiations between Stuttgart and Bayern. He not only confirmed the new offer for the Bundesliga champion, but also accused Nick Waltermad of breaking his promise.

Valtemad agent: Stuttgart had “clear commitment”

“In March 2024, the most recent in mid-June, Stuttgart made it clear that once there is a chance to get players to the next career step, a solution-oriented attitude will be taken,” Bachmann said. “Now in the fast pace of football, such opportunities come from German champions, teams who are always in the Champions League. This is a great opportunity for an aspiring German international.” Bayern’s interest has become known since the end of June. On the eve of the U21 European Youth Championship final, it was reported that Nick Waltermad and the defending Bundesliga champion had reached an agreement on the transfer - but Stuttgart was unwilling to cooperate.

"Deadline" - There is not much time left

According to unanimous reports from multiple media, Stuttgart has rejected two offers. "It's been six and a half weeks. Everything has always been a degree," Stuttgart Sports Director Alexander Willer said recently. "If you really want to sign a player, you should be able to find a solution within this time." According to reports, Stuttgart's expected transfer fee includes a fixed fee of more than 65 million euros. Alexander Willer also sets a deadline to kick off the German Super Cup, and Stuttgart's Super Cup match with Bayern will start on August 17.

Valtemad's agent confirmed Bayern's new offer

Bachmann said that Bayern has raised the offer again - but has not succeeded: "Alexander Willle this week asked for a solution within its doubtful deadline, and now interested clubs and players have jointly submitted a plan with a total of more than 60 million euros, including a second transfer share," he said.

However, the broker further revealed that Stuttgart still does not accept new offers. "The Supervisory Board requires 75 million euros, a price that is out of the market. You should know that the player is signed without a visa and his salary level is in the middle and low level. This is not only unfounded - especially for a domestic transfer - and it also has serious conflicts with the agreement mentioned earlier," he said.

As of now, the results of the transfer game around Nick Waltermad are still unclear. But what is certain is that the whole thing may not end peacefully.